Jan. 25, 2021
Sentences 002: Pianist, row with girlfriend, sales person
I was totally bowled over by the performance of the young pianist who reharmonized Bach.
"It must have come over as rude, because she has not spoken to me ever since" I told my friend about my latest ding-dong with my girlfriend and the general gulf between us.
He is a sales person over and over. He tries to flatter every woman he meets and attempts to humour everyone when the slightest problem arises. I seem to be the only person who has reservations about his behaviour.
Sentences 002: Pianist, row with girlfriend, sales person
"It must have come over as rude, because she has not spoken to me ever since" I told my friend about my latest ding-dongquarrel with my girlfriend and the general gulf between us.
He is a sales person over and over.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/salesperson
He tries to flatter every woman he meets and attempts to humour everyondo the same to people when the slightest problem arises.
"Humoring" someone more means that you tolerate them/play along with them in something (like a joke).
I seem to be the only person who has reservations about his behaviour.
Jan. 26, 2021
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Sentences 002: Pianist, row with girlfriend, sales person Sentences 002: Pianist, row with girlfriend, sales |
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I was totally bowled over by the performance of the young pianist who reharmonized Bach. |
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"It must have come over as rude, because she has not spoken to me ever since" I told my friend about my latest ding-dong with my girlfriend and the general gulf between us. "It must have come over as rude, because she has not spoken to me ever since" I told my friend about my latest |
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He is a sales person over and over. He is a sales https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/salesperson |
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He tries to flatter every woman he meets and attempts to humour everyone when the slightest problem arises. He tries to flatter every woman he meets and attempts to "Humoring" someone more means that you tolerate them/play along with them in something (like a joke). |
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I seem to be the only person who has reservations about his behaviour. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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